Get WISE with Moodle !

WISE for Biomedical and Life Sciences, the comprehensive guide to finding and using information from UCL Library Services, is now available in Moodle.

Whether you’re a new student or an experienced researcher, WISE can help you to discover the most valuable information for your topic, and help you make the best use of it!

Previous users will notice that with the move to Moodle existing WISE modules have been given a new look, with simplified navigation and the introduction of interactive tutorials. More interactive elements will be added soon, including opportunities to test your skills and log your progress.

Use WISE for Biomedical and Life Sciences to:
Understand which online resources are best for your subject.
Learn how to search for biomedical and life sciences information effectively.
Understand how to assess the quality of information
Learn how to cite references correctly.
Learn how to manage your references using Reference Manager.
Understand how to avoid plagiarism.

To access WISE:
Go to http://www.ucl.ac.uk/moodle
Log in with your UCL userid
From the list of All courses…, select WISE – Information Skills from UCL Library Services.
Then select WISE for Biomedical and Life Sciences.

For more information see http://www.ucl.ac.uk/Library/wise

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